Production Blog: Music



For a film an essential part of the construction is sound. My group focus on the music aspect of sound. Original my group wanted to contact 14th Street Music for access to the creative works of their client Hanz Zimmer. After I sent multiple unresponsive messages I concluded that we wouldn’t be able to obtain their music for use. Therefore I looked into other professional artist music and contacted them. I continued to wait for a response for 1 of my messages but none were received. After that I started to look into royalty free music. After research I found Creative Commons. Using this I wouldn’t have to contact anyone to use their music or have to reference them while using it. I first looked for suspenseful music for 1 of the scenes in the film. This process took a while due to the fact that I had to find a piece of music that perfectly fit the scene. I was able to find some songs that could potentially be in the film.

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